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Good: The voice command system in the 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE supports dial-by-name with the phone system and artist/album requests from portable music players. Data services such as fuel prices, weather, and traffic come in through satellite radio, while Entune supports Bing searches, Pandora radio, and other apps. Of course, fuel economy is great for a vehicle of this size.
Bad: The Entune smartphone app can be majorly annoying on the Android platform. Voice command system struggles with oddly spelled street and contact names, doesn't offer option to input intersections.
Bottom Line: The Entune-powered 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE offers perhaps the best blend of performance, efficiency, and cabin comfort in Toyota's portfolio of vehicles. [Read more]

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Good: The Dell XPS 13 fits a glass-covered 13-inch screen into a smaller-than-expected body. The sophisticated design is eye-catching and sturdy, without driving up the price.
Bad: The limited port selection leaves out HDMI and an SD card slot; the display should be better; and battery life falls behind other slim laptops'.
Bottom Line: Dell packs a 13-inch display into a very small footprint in the XPS 13 ultrabook, making it one of the few slim laptops that actually tops the MacBook Air in some areas. [Read more]

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Good: With Muve Music, the ZTE Chorus has great sound quality both through the headphone jack and the output speakers. It also makes decent calls.
Bad: The Chorus' resistant touch screen is hair-pullingly frustrating. The UI of Muve Music is cumbersome, and the phone is a little bulky.
Bottom Line: If you have no interest in smartphones but want an audio player with unlimited song downloads, the budget-friendly Chorus delivers great song and call quality, but its display is extremely unresponsive. [Read more]